Filmstaden Sergel, Multiplex cinema in Norrmalm, Sweden
Filmstaden Sergel is a multiplex cinema in downtown Stockholm with 14 screens arranged across several floors. The theater offers different screen sizes to accommodate various film formats and audience sizes.
The building began as a single-screen cinema called Sergelteatern before undergoing a major renovation in 1995. The transformation was designed by architect Per Kallstenius and created the modern multiplex that exists today.
The cinema shows a mix of international blockbusters and Swedish films that appeal to different tastes throughout the year. The programming reflects what Stockholm audiences want to watch at any given time.
The cinema sits just 100 meters from Hötorget subway station, making it easy to reach by public transport. You can collect tickets on lower levels before heading upstairs to find your screen.
The cinema shares its name with the nearby Sergel Monument, an art installation featuring red neon tubes in the same area. The monument is a bold landmark that catches the eye of everyone walking through the neighborhood.
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